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@IranMilittary.
@RussianSpoof.
It seems to me there's a cultural war of the west against the Arab Nation.
For example, I liked Gaddafi.
I had a nice telepathic relationship with him.
And what happened ?
And now those shitters want to betray Iran ?
No way !!!!
Fight back !!!!
Kill them all !!!!
USA has no business being in the Arabian region.
Get them out !!!!
Ami go home !!!!
signed
Ерих Тсар
FARAO IMHOTEP
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and Israel off the map
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signed
@RussianSpoof.
It seems to me there's a cultural war of the west against the Arab Nation.
For example, I liked Gaddafi.
I had a nice telepathic relationship with him.
And what happened ?
And now those shitters want to betray Iran ?
No way !!!!
Fight back !!!!
Kill them all !!!!
USA has no business being in the Arabian region.
Get them out !!!!
Ami go home !!!!
signed
Ерих Тсар
FARAO IMHOTEP
--
and Israel off the map
--
signed
@IranMilittary @RussianSpoof .
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Everyone in energy Twitter argues about “peak oil demand.”
OPEC’s new 326-page World Oil Outlook just answered it differently: 124 mb/d by 2050. No peak.
But the real story isn’t the number — it’s who the IEA and Western banks keep underweighting in their models 🧵
OPEC’s new 326-page World Oil Outlook just answered it differently: 124 mb/d by 2050. No peak.
But the real story isn’t the number — it’s who the IEA and Western banks keep underweighting in their models 🧵
The trajectory:
• 2025: 105.1 mb/d
• 2030: 113.3 mb/d
• 2040: 121.7 mb/d
• 2050: 124.1 mb/d
That’s +19 mb/d of growth over 25 years — almost entirely from non-OECD economies (+26.9 mb/d), while OECD demand shrinks by ~8 mb/d.
• 2025: 105.1 mb/d
• 2030: 113.3 mb/d
• 2040: 121.7 mb/d
• 2050: 124.1 mb/d
That’s +19 mb/d of growth over 25 years — almost entirely from non-OECD economies (+26.9 mb/d), while OECD demand shrinks by ~8 mb/d.
Who’s driving it?
India alone adds 8.1 mb/d by 2050 (5.6 → 13.8 mb/d) — the single largest contributor globally.
Other Asia: +5.3 mb/d
Middle East: +4.7 mb/d
Africa: +4.3 mb/d
Latin America: +2.8 mb/d
China adds just +1.1 mb/d — its demand plateaus mid-2030s.
India alone adds 8.1 mb/d by 2050 (5.6 → 13.8 mb/d) — the single largest contributor globally.
Other Asia: +5.3 mb/d
Middle East: +4.7 mb/d
Africa: +4.3 mb/d
Latin America: +2.8 mb/d
China adds just +1.1 mb/d — its demand plateaus mid-2030s.
Our species survived hundreds of thousands of years without a daily warning about the next existential pathogen. Now every outbreak is a potential global catastrophe, and the language of emergency has become permanent.
David Bell asks a simple question: why?
David Bell asks a simple question: why?
His answer is uncomfortable. What happens when fear itself becomes an economic asset?
As real infectious disease mortality declines, a pandemic-preparedness industry has grown up around the endless search for new threats, and new markets.
As real infectious disease mortality declines, a pandemic-preparedness industry has grown up around the endless search for new threats, and new markets.
The Infectious disease industry faces a built-in market failure. An aging, heavier population guarantees a growing cardiac market. But infectious disease mortality has fallen for a century, driven by sanitation, nutrition, antibiotics, and better living conditions.
It’s Not in Vain 🧵
Sometimes we all wonder, “Is what I’m doing — trusting in the Lord, and attempting to walk in obedience to His Word and tell others about Him in vain?”
Sometimes we all wonder, “Is what I’m doing — trusting in the Lord, and attempting to walk in obedience to His Word and tell others about Him in vain?”
Beloved child of God — we mustn’t go by our feelings to find the answer to our question. We mustn’t go by what our eyes see. Our only true answer comes from His Word.
We are told to set our hearts on His Word — teach His Words to our children (which includes our grandchildren) and walk in obedience to all of His commands, and teach them to do so as well.
AIRLINES DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW THIS.
GROK FOUND ME A $1,200 FLIGHT FOR $340.
HERE ARE THE 6 PROMPTS THAT REVEAL THE AIRLINES' HIDDEN PRICING TRICKS:
GROK FOUND ME A $1,200 FLIGHT FOR $340.
HERE ARE THE 6 PROMPTS THAT REVEAL THE AIRLINES' HIDDEN PRICING TRICKS:
1. Flight Price Analysis
Prompt: “I need to fly from [departure city] to [destination city] between [date range]. Analyze the typical price patterns for this route. What are the cheapest days to fly, the best times to book, and what seasonal price variations should I be aware of?”
Prompt: “I need to fly from [departure city] to [destination city] between [date range]. Analyze the typical price patterns for this route. What are the cheapest days to fly, the best times to book, and what seasonal price variations should I be aware of?”
2. Alternative Airports Strategy
Prompt: “For my trip from [city A] to [city B], what are ALL the alternative airports nearby within 100 miles of each location? Calculate the possible savings if I use these alternatives, including ground transportation costs. Show me the total cost comparison.”
Prompt: “For my trip from [city A] to [city B], what are ALL the alternative airports nearby within 100 miles of each location? Calculate the possible savings if I use these alternatives, including ground transportation costs. Show me the total cost comparison.”
Six Things I See in My ‘Strongest’ 80-Year-Old Patients
I am 63 now, and after three decades as an orthopedic surgeon, I have examined thousands of people in their eighties. Some arrive frail and afraid, others walk in straighter and more confident than patients half their age.
They’re still skiing, still gardening, still picking up grandchildren without a second thought. The gap between those two groups is not luck, and it is rarely genetics alone. The same patterns keep showing up in those who are thriving.
Here is what they have in common. The most important reasons are lower down in the list…
I am 63 now, and after three decades as an orthopedic surgeon, I have examined thousands of people in their eighties. Some arrive frail and afraid, others walk in straighter and more confident than patients half their age.
They’re still skiing, still gardening, still picking up grandchildren without a second thought. The gap between those two groups is not luck, and it is rarely genetics alone. The same patterns keep showing up in those who are thriving.
Here is what they have in common. The most important reasons are lower down in the list…
1. They never stopped moving. The strongest 80-year-olds in my office did not start exercising at 79. They simply never quit. There may have been a busy stretch, an injury, a hard year, but movement always came back, because it was part of who they were rather than a program they were on. Perhaps they were dancers, farmers, or a postal worker who enjoyed walking on his lunch break. The body honors that kind of consistency. Decades of regular, ordinary movement leave a margin of strength and capacity that a frightened sedentary body simply does not have.
2. They kept lifting something heavy. Almost none of them would call themselves weightlifters, but the ones who stayed strong kept asking their muscles to work against real resistance. Carrying, climbing, hauling, digging, or actual strength training, the form mattered less than the fact that they kept loading their muscles and bones well into later life. The people who guarded both are the ones still standing tall.
Everyone was buying Nvidia.
Leopold Aschenbrenner bought a fuel cell company.
He just turned $875M into $2.2B:
Leopold Aschenbrenner bought a fuel cell company.
He just turned $875M into $2.2B:
Bloom Energy - $BE
Solid oxide fuel cell systems that generate power directly at data centers.
No grid dependency. No utility delays. Just continuous, on-site electricity.
Aschenbrenner started buying in early 2025 at an average cost of $85.73.
Solid oxide fuel cell systems that generate power directly at data centers.
No grid dependency. No utility delays. Just continuous, on-site electricity.
Aschenbrenner started buying in early 2025 at an average cost of $85.73.
His logic was simple.
Data centers can buy all the GPUs they want.
But the grid can't supply electricity fast enough to power them.
Whoever controls the megawatts controls the AI race.
Data centers can buy all the GPUs they want.
But the grid can't supply electricity fast enough to power them.
Whoever controls the megawatts controls the AI race.
1.
Christian teaching: Love your enemy
Secular distortion: Open borders / no distinction between citizen, stranger, invader, refugee, criminal & neighbour
What gets lost: Christian love does not erase prudence, justice, household duty/state’s duty to protect the innocent
Christian teaching: Love your enemy
Secular distortion: Open borders / no distinction between citizen, stranger, invader, refugee, criminal & neighbour
What gets lost: Christian love does not erase prudence, justice, household duty/state’s duty to protect the innocent
2.
Christian teaching: Judge not
Secular distortion: Never make moral judgements
What gets lost: Christ forbids hypocritical condemnation. This is not the same as moral discernment. Christianity still requires distinguishing good from evil
Christian teaching: Judge not
Secular distortion: Never make moral judgements
What gets lost: Christ forbids hypocritical condemnation. This is not the same as moral discernment. Christianity still requires distinguishing good from evil
3.
Christian teaching: Forgive others
Secular distortion: Abolish accountability
What gets lost: Forgiveness doesn't mean denying guilt or removing consequences
Christian teaching: Forgive others
Secular distortion: Abolish accountability
What gets lost: Forgiveness doesn't mean denying guilt or removing consequences
If Google locked your account tomorrow, you could lose your:
- Gmail
- Google Drive
- Photos
- YouTube
- Calendar
- Every "Sign in with Google" login
One account controls your entire internet life.
Here's the backup system nobody sets up until it's too late ↓
- Gmail
- Google Drive
- Photos
- YouTube
- Calendar
- Every "Sign in with Google" login
One account controls your entire internet life.
Here's the backup system nobody sets up until it's too late ↓
Step 1: Run Google Takeout right now (10 minutes)
This is the single most important step. Do this before anything else.
Go to: takeout.google.com
Select what matters: Gmail, Drive, Photos, Contacts, Calendar, YouTube.
Google packages everything into a download and sends you a link.
Now you own a copy of your entire digital life that Google can never touch.
If they lock you out tomorrow, you still have everything.
This is the single most important step. Do this before anything else.
Go to: takeout.google.com
Select what matters: Gmail, Drive, Photos, Contacts, Calendar, YouTube.
Google packages everything into a download and sends you a link.
Now you own a copy of your entire digital life that Google can never touch.
If they lock you out tomorrow, you still have everything.
Step 2: Don't export it all at once
Big mistake people make: they select everything and the export fails or takes days.
Do it by service instead.
Gmail in one export. Photos by year in another. Drive separately.
Smaller files download faster and never break halfway through.
Set the frequency to "export every 2 months" and Google backs you up automatically.
Big mistake people make: they select everything and the export fails or takes days.
Do it by service instead.
Gmail in one export. Photos by year in another. Drive separately.
Smaller files download faster and never break halfway through.
Set the frequency to "export every 2 months" and Google backs you up automatically.
5 online businesses a UK 9-5er can start this weekend with under £200 and a laptop. Real services, real customers, real money in the account inside 30 days.
Save this thread.
Save this thread.
1. Cold email lead generation for local UK businesses.
How to start: pick one niche (gyms, dentists, plumbers), get a Hunter.io subscription for £30/month, write 50 personalised cold emails on Saturday morning, follow up on Sunday.
First target: a £400-£800 monthly retainer to book qualified leads.
Business fundamental: every small business in the UK wants more customers and almost none have a system for getting them.
How to start: pick one niche (gyms, dentists, plumbers), get a Hunter.io subscription for £30/month, write 50 personalised cold emails on Saturday morning, follow up on Sunday.
First target: a £400-£800 monthly retainer to book qualified leads.
Business fundamental: every small business in the UK wants more customers and almost none have a system for getting them.
2. Short-form video editing for UK creators.
How to start: download CapCut, watch 4-5 free YouTube tutorials this weekend, edit 3 sample videos as portfolio pieces. DM 30 small UK creators offering 2 videos free, then £400 a month for 8-12 thereafter.
First target: a UK podcaster or fitness coach with 5-50K followers.
Business fundamental: the people making content don't have time to edit it.
How to start: download CapCut, watch 4-5 free YouTube tutorials this weekend, edit 3 sample videos as portfolio pieces. DM 30 small UK creators offering 2 videos free, then £400 a month for 8-12 thereafter.
First target: a UK podcaster or fitness coach with 5-50K followers.
Business fundamental: the people making content don't have time to edit it.
You can literally clean out your brain by doing this.
It accumulates waste that makes you tired and ends up giving you dementia.
Luckily, these 7 techniques enhance its clearance to help keep your mind sharp.
#1 Sleeping on your side
It accumulates waste that makes you tired and ends up giving you dementia.
Luckily, these 7 techniques enhance its clearance to help keep your mind sharp.
#1 Sleeping on your side
Side sleeping helps by:
◇ Allowing gravity to help move cerebrospinal fluid
◇ Reducing intracranial pressure
◇ Improving blood flow through the neck and head
This stimulates the clearance of the glymphatic system
◇ Allowing gravity to help move cerebrospinal fluid
◇ Reducing intracranial pressure
◇ Improving blood flow through the neck and head
This stimulates the clearance of the glymphatic system
#2 Nasal breathing
Nasal breathing encourages the retention of carbon dioxide, and lowers the sympathetic (fight or flight) stress system.
Both of these improve blood flow & oxygen delivery to the brain, which supports glymphatic clearance.
Nasal breathing encourages the retention of carbon dioxide, and lowers the sympathetic (fight or flight) stress system.
Both of these improve blood flow & oxygen delivery to the brain, which supports glymphatic clearance.
A Thread: GTA 6 Cover Art Details & Easter Eggs.
#1
The cover art is heavily inspired by the Vice City cover.
- Helicopter
- Boat
- Girl holding a drink
- Yellow sports car
- Motorcycle
- Throwback to the Lance Vance purple shirt and white suit
Rockstar never miss with these covers.
#1
The cover art is heavily inspired by the Vice City cover.
- Helicopter
- Boat
- Girl holding a drink
- Yellow sports car
- Motorcycle
- Throwback to the Lance Vance purple shirt and white suit
Rockstar never miss with these covers.
#2
The classic top left helicopter is back,
But this time it’s weaponised!
The helicopter shown is the Sea Sparrow.
The classic top left helicopter is back,
But this time it’s weaponised!
The helicopter shown is the Sea Sparrow.
#3
Jason and Lucia don’t have their own slots on the cover. They appear together.
To me, it represents how intertwined they are.
The interactions between these two are going to be legendary.
Lucia’s gun (Nipper38) also says made in Brazil.
She also has a random scratch on her arm.
Jason and Lucia don’t have their own slots on the cover. They appear together.
To me, it represents how intertwined they are.
The interactions between these two are going to be legendary.
Lucia’s gun (Nipper38) also says made in Brazil.
She also has a random scratch on her arm.
